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Honey Don't Review: A Charming British Rom-Com

Read our in-depth review of the new British romantic comedy 'Honey Don't,' starring Aisling Bea and David Morrissey. Discover why this film is a refreshing take on love, relationships, and starting over.

Lily Allen & Ellie Goulding Protest Brits' Patriotic Imagery

Pop icons Lily Allen and Ellie Goulding have ignited a firestorm of controversy by protesting the use of patriotic symbols at the Brit Awards, criticising the 'aggressive nationalism' reminiscent of football culture. The stars' bold stand has divided fans

Myhala's Daring Backless Gown Stuns at Venice Awards

Actress Myhala captivates on the red carpet at the 2025 Campari Passion for Film Awards in Venice, joined by stars Jordan Claire Robbins and Colman Domingo for a night of cinematic celebration.

Bellocchio's Portobello: A Triumph Against Injustice

Master filmmaker Marco Bellocchio turns his lens on the infamous Enzo Tortora case in 'Portobello', a powerful and timely drama about media manipulation, judicial failure, and one man's fight for truth.

Venice Film Festival hit by pro-Palestinian protests

The prestigious Venice Film Festival was rocked by demonstrations as pro-Palestinian activists confronted attendees of an Israeli film premiere, highlighting the ongoing cultural tensions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict.

War film hailed as Guy Ritchie's best movie yet

Guy Ritchie's explosive WWII film, 'The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare', is being hailed as a masterpiece. Featuring Henry Cavill and Alan Ritchson, this true story of a rogue British unit is dominating the box office and earning critical acclaim.

Clooney's 12-Minute Oscar Ovation Sparks Awards Buzz

Hollywood A-lister George Clooney receives a thunderous 12-minute standing ovation at the Oscars for his directorial work on 'The Final Award,' sparking early 2026 awards buzz and critical acclaim.

Bailey Smith Skips AFL Awards Red Carpet in Melbourne

Western Bulldogs star Bailey Smith skipped the red carpet at the prestigious AFL Awards in Melbourne, sparking a frenzy of speculation and fan concern. Get the full story on the mysterious absence.

Mother Vera Review: A Heart-Wrenching Masterpiece

The Guardian's five-star film review of 'Mother Vera' is reimagined, exploring this powerful story of sacrifice, resilience, and a mother's battle against a broken system in austerity Britain.

Venice Film Festival 2025 Embraces Immersive XR Cinema

The 2025 Venice Film Festival unveils a groundbreaking 'Expanded Reality' strand, showcasing immersive VR and AR films that are set to redefine the very essence of cinematic narrative and audience experience.

All the Lost Ones Review: A Haunting Masterpiece

Delve into our review of the profoundly moving 'All the Lost Ones', a cinematic triumph exploring the labyrinth of loss. Discover how this unflinching drama redefines storytelling.

Godard's Lost Debut Film Restored in 4K

A landmark discovery in cinema history: Jean-Luc Godard's debut documentary, 'Opération Béton', has been meticulously restored in 4K and will premiere at the Locarno Film Festival, offering a new perspective on the legendary director's origins.

The Thursday Murder Club Review: A Cosy Cinematic Triumph

Richard Osman's beloved novel, The Thursday Murder Club, gets a dazzling film adaptation with an all-star British cast including Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan. This review delves into the charming whodunit's transition from page to screen.

Netflix's Thursday Murder Club Film: First Review

First review of Netflix's hotly anticipated 'The Thursday Murder Club' film. Discover how Chris Columbus directs an all-star British cast including Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan in this cosy crime caper.

Austin Butler Suffered Temporary Blindness Filming

Elvis star Austin Butler reveals a terrifying on-set injury that left him temporarily blind while filming intense scenes for his new motorcycle gang film, The Bikeriders, alongside Tom Hardy.

Sorry Baby Review: A Riveting Dive into Modern Motherhood

Eva Victor's directorial debut, 'Sorry Baby', is a brutally honest and darkly comedic exploration of the unspoken pressures of early motherhood. Our review delves into this unsettling yet essential cinematic portrait.

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